Seamless Versatile Sewin With Leaveout *Tutorial* Better Than Micro Links

Oh yeah yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey everyone and welcome back to my channel. So, as you can see, my sister is in town again and we decided to give her another sew-in. Now, in today's video I am doing the three part showing which is a little less versatile than my five part, showing if you're someone who wants your hair to be a little bit Fuller or you want to try to get more bundles in this is the perfect Method for you, because you can fit a lot more tracks on there, so starting out we're going in and braiding her perimeter for the perimeter. I always leave out just enough hair so that she can cover the tracks and put it up in a ponytail if she wants to foreign off the hair. So I'm splitting the hair in half the back half is going to be completely braided. The front half is not. I am going in now and parting out my parts that are going to be out which allows her to flip the hair. So, of course she wants a middle part, so I leave out a portion of the middle and then I go in and I part out another part on the side. So she can wear her hair in both side parts and a middle part. The pieces that I'm braiding down toward her face, those are the pieces that are going to be completely left out and then the remaining hair is going to be a part of her actual base. So again, the pieces that are left out are going to be the pieces that tracks are attached to now. Let'S go in and actually braid down the foundation. If you guys don't know, I braided down quite a few foundations uh the lady who I run her social media, for she asked me to kind of come in and break down the foundations for people's wigging stall and what I found after doing all. That is that the straight backs are going to be the flattest method. Now I don't know what it is about, the Beehive that I just don't like, but I feel like when you have the Beehive versus straight backs when the hair tends to grow out. If your beehive is in the top portion of your head, it's going to grow up, making it look more bulky versus the straight backs. As a result, I'm going in and corn rolling her hair straight back now with the first portion I like to do one going around the perimeter and I connect it to that braid, like so foreign. This braid is going to be completely left out because we're going to tack it down in that portion with the remaining of the hair, we're just going in and doing straight backs connecting the braid straight backs connecting the braid foreign, where the braids are going to be Right next to your center part, you want to make sure those braids are as flat as possible because that's the portion where, if it's even a little bit lumpy when you go to do that center part you're, going to see a hump so make sure those braids Are extremely flat and extremely small foreign okay, so this is what the first half of the head is looking like, I'm going to do the other half completely just like this now it's time to go in and Tack the braids down, so I only have three extra Braids that I have to tackle down, which is not that bad! That'S why I told you this piece was to be left out because it fills in that little Gap made by the braids like so and now, I'm just going in and honestly just tacking that braid down foreign on top of a cornrow that is my absolute pet Peeve, I hate that what I decide to do instead is use the gaps in the braids to tackle the braid down that way when you go and lay tracks on it, it's a completely flat base. Instead of having all these lumps foreign. Now that she's all braided up and everything's tagged down we're going in with the tracks, and she bought me some reused hair that she got from AliExpress. You guys know I love the Raw Hair. I keep telling her. She needs to go ahead and invest in some good quality raw hair, but this hair worked out good, nonetheless, we're going in and we're tackling this down around her perimeter and then I'm just going to fill in the hair in the middle. So I'm not gon na bore you guys I'll be back once we're finished, thank God for Mommy. Thank you. We'Ve been together, but separate's always better when there's feelings involved things, so everything is shown in and now I'm going in and taking out the remaining of the hair that I have braided up, which included the perimeter and then those two braids up front. So her hair is crinkly because it was blow dried, so I'm going in and flat ironing all the pieces that are left out. One of the good reasons to get raw hair is because raw hair, especially when it's curly, is really textured. So if you're like me or my sister and you have textured hair, you want to get that kind of hair so that you're not always straightening your hair bone straight now. Sometimes the bone straight look works and that's actually what people go for, but more for everyday. Look, I recommend the Raw Hair that way when your hair hits humidity and the Raw Hair hitch humidity it's going to blend seamlessly okay, so we have everything straight and all the hair sewn in now. The way to get your sew in to blend seamlessly is to go in and cut layers in it. So that's what I'm doing now I took her length up about three to four inches and then I'm gon na go in and cut layers. I like to do this because it Blends your hair, along with the hair extensions, especially when they're different lengths things take me now, I'm going in and just flat ironing it and putting a little bit of barrel curls in it, nothing too crazy, just to style it. Okay, so this is what the hair looks like once it's finished, so we decided to braid up her hair and she braids, so she could sleep overnight, and this is what it looked like the next morning. So with this style, she can do the middle part. A side part another side part she can do an updo and she can do a half up half down like so all right. That'S pretty much it for this video I'll, see you guys in my next one: hey